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Yahoo
15 hours ago
- Business
- Yahoo
You Can Still Use Your Old Bed Bath & Beyond Coupons — Here's How
"Hearst Magazines and Yahoo may earn commission or revenue on some items through these links." Popular home store Bed Bath & Beyond has opened its first new storefront under the new name Bed Bath & Beyond Home in Nashville, TN. It's the first brick-and-mortar store opening for the brand since its bankruptcy and subsequent store closures in 2023. The company has confirmed it will honor old, expired Bed Bath & Beyond coupons at the new location. Amidst what may seem like a sea of store closures, Bed Bath & Beyond is offering a beacon of hope (and savings!) The former shopping center staple filed for bankruptcy in April 2023, closing all brick-and-mortar stores to become an online-only retailer for the past few years. Since then, the brand has experienced numerous changes. By mid-2023, Bed Bath & Beyond's intellectual property was purchased by online furniture store Overstock. At the end of 2023, Overstock and Bed Bath & Beyond merged to become Beyond Inc., later adding the intellectual property of Kirkland's Home to the portfolio. With the power of three brands combined, a new store with a somewhat familiar name has opened its doors. On August 8, 2025, Bed Bath & Beyond Home opened its first brick-and-mortar store in Nashville, TN, celebrating with an announcement on its Instagram, although it was met with mixed reactions from shoppers. The opening comes after The Brand House Collective, formerly Kirkland's, partnered with Beyond Inc. with the idea to transform dozens of Kirkland's old storefronts into the new retailer. Amy Sullivan, CEO of The Brand House Collective, said in a press release, "This isn't just a store, it's a fresh start for a brand that means something special to so many families. With Bed Bath & Beyond Home we're delivering on our mission to offer great brands, for any budget, in every room. It's a powerful addition to our portfolio and a meaningful step forward in our transformation." But there's more to celebrate than just the return of the iconic home store. The Bed Bath & Beyond Home location also announced it will be accepting old, expired Bed Bath & Beyond coupons. "We encourage guests to bring in their legacy Bed Bath & Beyond coupons, which we will gladly honor." Even if you didn't hold onto those years-old coupons, the brand said they'll be handing out new ones at the door. You Might Also Like 67 Best Gifts for Women That'll Make Her Smile The Best Pillows for Every Type of Sleeper
Yahoo
3 days ago
- Business
- Yahoo
Bed Bath & Beyond brand returns with new store in Nashville
Bed Bath & Beyond is making a comeback under a slightly different name, more than two years after filing for bankruptcy. The first Bed Bath & Beyond Home store will open in Nashville on Friday, a new version of the former big box retail store known for selling home furnishings, appliances and more, at mid-range prices. Overseeing the opening is The Brand House Collective, formerly known as Kirkland's, which manages a portfolio of retail stores including Beyond Inc.'s Bed Bath & Beyond Home, Bed Bath & Beyond, Buy Buy Baby and Overstock. "We will be testing and learning the right inventory mix by category and by brand, but the look and feel of the stores will be a transition from the original Bed Bath and Beyond stores with a tighter focus on Seasonal Home Decor, Bedroom furnishings, and Bath and Laundry products," Starr Hudgens, chief of staff at the Brand House Collective, told CBS MoneyWatch. The Brand House Collective announced the opening of the Nashville store late last month. "We're proud to reintroduce one of retail's most iconic names with the launch of Bed Bath & Beyond Home, beautifully reimagined for how families gather at home today," Amy Sullivan, CEO of The Brand House Collective, said at the time. To lure former customers back in the door, Brand House said it would honor legacy Bed Bath & Beyond coupons — the big white and blue paper slips that have long been associated with the company. "The coupon we all know and love is back and for those who need one, a fresh version will be waiting at the door," the company said in the announcement. Asked whether Brand House plans to open more stores under the Bed Bath & Beyond Home moniker, Hudgens said, "We are opening four additional Bed Bath and Beyond Home stores in the Nashville market and will be in an aggressive learn and react posture to determine appropriate merchandising, brand, and strategy shifts to make as we plan our opening strategy for 2026." The opening of the Nashville location marks a new chapter for the discount retailer which struggled to stay afloat amid depressed sales and the takeoff of online shopping. The company finally got into the e-commerce game after naming Mark Tritton, a former top Target executive, as CEO in 2019. But by then the company was too far behind top competitors, according to experts. The company had over 300 brick-and-mortar locations before closing all of them after it entered Chapter 11 proceedings in April 2023. Months later, it announced it would return as an online home furnishings brand under its new owner In 2024, made a bid to sell Bed Bath & Beyond products at over 100 of its Container Store locations in an effort to revive the struggling retail chain with the help of the Bed Bath & Beyond name. With the opening of the Bed Bath & Beyond Home store in Tennessee, Brand House Collective is taking a major step is resurrecting its troubled retail brands, according to John Bringardner, executive editor at Debtwire, an analytics platform that tracks companies in debt. "The company has undertaken a massive turnaround effort, closing underperforming store locations, reducing excess inventory and creating a fresh new look and marketing plan," Bringardner told CBS MoneyWatch. "But its underlying financials remain deeply troubled and the success of the relaunch will be an uphill battle." Bed Bath & Beyond opened as a privately held business in 1971 and went public in 1992. It once had thousands of stores globally, according to data from Statista. Global stock markets react to Trump's sweeping tariffs in effect now Israel's Security Cabinet approves plan to take over Gaza City Why Trump is calling for Intel CEO's immediate resignation Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
Fast Company
4 days ago
- Business
- Fast Company
Bed Bath & Beyond rises from the dead — and yes, they'll take your coupons
In the early 2000s, it was hard to pass through any major suburban center and not cross a Bed Bath & Beyond. The home retail stores were ubiquitous back then and so popular that one of the brand's locations featured as a major plot point in the 2006 Adam Sandler comedy Click, which grossed nearly a quarter billion dollars worldwide. But in the nearly two decades since then, Bed Bath & Beyond suffered the same challenges many major retailers have experienced: declining foot traffic, a shift in consumer shopping habits from physical to online stores, and rising costs due to inflation. The once ubiquitous chain ended up going bankrupt in 2023 and subsequently closed all its stores. Now, however, one of those stores is back from the beyond—and it's even accepting old Bed Bath & Beyond coupons. Here's what you need to know. BBB is back from the beyond Shortly after Bed Bath & Beyond filed for bankruptcy in 2023, online shopping giant acquired the former retailer's name and rebranded itself as Bed Bath & Beyond. And now, Overstock's owner, The Brand House Collective, Inc., has announced it will open its first physical Bed Bath & Beyond store again. However, fans of the brick-and-mortar retailer shouldn't get their hopes up for a nationwide revival. As of now, The Brand House Collective has only announced plans to open one Bed Bath & Beyond. One. The company also announced that the store would feature a slight name change. Instead of being known as 'Bed Bath & Beyond,' the new store will be called 'Bed Bath & Beyond Home,' likely to hammer home the point that the store is a home goods outlet. Announcing the new store opening, Amy Sullivan, CEO of The Brand House Collective, said, 'We're proud to reintroduce one of retail's most iconic names with the launch of Bed Bath & Beyond Home, beautifully reimagined for how families gather at home today.' She continued, 'This isn't just a store, it's a fresh start for a brand that means something special to so many families. With Bed Bath & Beyond Home we're delivering on our mission to offer great brands, for any budget, in every room.' Get your (old) coupons ready The Brand House Collective has also chosen to implement a unique marketing gimmick for Bed Bath & Beyond's physical revival: the new store will accept old Bed Bath & Beyond coupons. One of the big draws of former Bed Bath & Beyond stores was that they often offered customer coupons that could lead to significant deals and discounts. For the grand opening of the new store, customers with those old coupons will be able to use them again. 'We encourage guests to bring in their legacy Bed Bath & Beyond coupons which we will gladly honor,' the company said in its press release. It also confirmed the new store will issue new coupons to guests as well. Where and when does the new Bed Bath & Beyond open? The new Bed Bath & Beyond location opens today, Friday, August 8, 2025 in Nashville, Tennessee. As for The Brand House Collective, it's unlikely the opening of the new physical store will do much for its bottom line. The company's stock (Nasdaq: TBHC) is currently trading down 3.1% as of the time of this writing to $1.21 per share.
Fast Company
20-06-2025
- Business
- Fast Company
Kirkland's Home is closing dozens of stores in new rebrand, adding to list of retailers shutting locations in 2025
Dozens of Kirkland's Home stores will close as part of the retailer's recently announced rebranding efforts. Some existing stores will be converted to Bed Bath & Beyond Home stores as part of the transformation, the company said this week. Kirkland's will streamline its footprint by closing at least two dozen of its 313 existing Kirkland's Home stores. The company will launch its first Bed Bath & Beyond Home store in Brentwood, Tennessee, in August 2025, with five stores to follow. Pending the initial market launch, the retailer intends to open approximately 75 additional stores through 2026. The Tennessee-based retailer also plans to open its first physical Overstock store location in Nashville, with about 30 additional stores to open after the initial launch. These plans align with Kirkland's broader goal to be a multi-brand retail operator. 'By consolidating real estate and leveraging underperforming store closures to reduce excess inventory, we believe we will drive faster inventory turn and maximize return on assets,' the retailer said in a press release. 'Following the consolidation, we expect to move forward with approximately 290 of our current store locations as the foundational footprint for Kirkland's Home, Bed Bath & Beyond Home, and Overstock.' Fast Company contacted the brand to request a list of locations that will close. We will update this story if we receive a reply. Kirkland's Home rebrand reflects a broader transformation Kirkland's corporate name will officially change to The Brand House Collective pending shareholder approval at the company's next annual meeting on July 24, 2025. Its ticker symbol will also change from 'KIRK' to 'TBHC,' pending approval next month. Kirkland's CEO, Amy Sullivan, explained the intention behind the rebrand in the company news release: 'We're aligning our identity with our vision to become a multi-brand merchandising, supply chain and retail operator—and backing it with decisive actions to strengthen our foundation: reducing excess inventory, closing underperforming locations, optimizing real estate assets, and enhancing talent across the organization.' Amy Sullivan will lead as the CEO and chief merchant and creative officer of The Brand House Collective. The company announced the following additions to its corporate team: Chief Operating Officer Jamie Schisler will oversee operations. VP General Merchandising Manager of Bed Bath & Beyond Home Kerri Dlugokinski will lead all merchandising efforts. VP of Supply Chain Courtenay Adolf is responsible for global sourcing, transportation, and distribution centers. The retailer also announced changes to its board of directors. Effective June 24, 2025, appointees Eric Schwartzman, Neely Tamminga, Tamara Ward, and Steve Woodward will serve as board members. In October 2024, Kirkland's announced a strategic partnership with Beyond, Inc., which owns brands Bed Bath & Beyond, Overstock, and buybuy Baby.
Yahoo
18-06-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
Kirkland's tightens ties to Bed Bath & Beyond, rebrands as ‘Brand House Collective'
This story was originally published on Retail Dive. To receive daily news and insights, subscribe to our free daily Retail Dive newsletter. In a major rebrand and 'operational reset' announced Tuesday, Kirkland's plans to change its corporate name to The Brand House Collective, reflecting its tie-up with Beyond Inc. and brands Bed Bath & Beyond, Overstock and BuyBuy Baby. Shareholders will vote on the change at Kirkland's July 24 annual meeting. The move follows Beyond Inc.'s $5 million acquisition of the home goods retailer's IP last month. The companies had forged a strategic partnership in October when Beyond provided Kirkland's with $17 million in debt financing. Also on Tuesday, Kirkland's released its Q1 results, a raft of top and bottom line declines, and announced shakeups to its board and executive suite. Kirkland's plans are the latest in a dizzying series of branding and operating shifts at Beyond Inc. Two years ago Overstock acquired Bed Bath & Beyond for $21.5 million, rebranded to Beyond and shut down the Overstock site. Months later, the company called closing up Overstock 'a fatal mistake' and has not only restored its website but is also now planning to open Overstock stores. Earlier this year, Beyond sold a majority stake in Zulily for $5 million, after acquiring it last year for $4.5 million, and approved the opening of a BuyBuy Baby store, just months after closing all of that banner's locations. Kirkland's CEO Amy Sullivan said in a statement Tuesday that 'from the moment our partnership with Beyond began it was clear that our model needed to evolve' and that the goal is to build 'a leaner, flatter and performance-led organization — driven by transformation, anchored in accountability, and powered by new ideas that we believe will deliver results.' Becoming 'a multi-brand merchandising, supply chain and retail operator' will entail 'reducing excess inventory, closing underperforming locations, optimizing real estate assets, and enhancing talent across the organization,' she also said. To that end, Kirkland's has brought on new executives, including Express Inc. veteran Jamie Schisler as chief operating officer; Target veteran Kerri Dlugokinski as vice president general merchandising manager at Bed Bath & Beyond Home; and an executive with experience in supply chain strategy and efficiency, Courtenay Adolf, to lead global sourcing, transportation and distribution centers. The company also shuffled its board ranks. Susan Lanigan left Thursday, and those leaving June 24 include Ann Joyce, who served as interim CEO before Sullivan's appointment last year; Charlie Pleas III; Chris Shimojima; and Jill Soltau, previously CEO of J.C. Penney and Joann. Sullivan will remain, though her title will change to CEO and chief merchant and creative officer of The Brand House Collective. Joining her on the board June 24 will be Eric Schwartzman, a veteran of legacy Bed Bath & Beyond; Neely Tamminga, a co-founder of strategic advisory firm Distill and previously a senior research analyst at Piper Jaffray & Co.; Tamara Ward, previously chief operating officer at Camping World, where Beyond Inc. Executive Chairman and Principal Executive Officer Marcus Lemonis is also CEO; and Steve Woodward, previously CEO of Kirkland's Home and executive at Crate & Barrel and Pier 1 Imports. The existing tie-up between Kirkland's and Bed Bath & Beyond will continue to drive both operations and branding. On Tuesday Kirkland's reiterated plans to consolidate real estate and then 'move forward with approximately 290 of our current store locations as the foundational footprint for Kirkland's Home, Bed Bath & Beyond Home, and Overstock.' That includes converting Kirkland's Home stores to Bed Bath & Beyond Home stores, the first in Brentwood, Tennessee, in August, followed quickly by five more and, though 2026, another 75 or so, per Tuesday's release. At the same time, the Kirkland's Home website will be co-branded with Bed Bath & Beyond Home, the company said. And Overstock, previously an online-only retailer, will open its first store in Nashville, with plans to expand to about 30. The company is also 'finalizing store designs for BuyBuy Baby and other potential concepts.' The company is exploring a franchise model in addition to running its own stores. Kirkland's as The Brand House Collective is attempting this series of turnarounds and reorganizations at a volatile time for furniture and home goods retail. The segment has been in a funk following a pandemic-related boom, though May sales rose nearly 9% year over year. On Monday At Home filed for bankruptcy, citing tariffs and consumer uncertainty. Kirkland's itself struggled in Q1: Net sales fell more than 11% year over year to $81.5 million, with store comps down 3.1% and e-commerce down 26.7%. Gross margin shrank to 24.9% from 29.5% a year ago, as net loss expanded by 34% to $11.8 million. Recommended Reading Nordstrom welcomes SkinSpirit to NYC flagship Sign in to access your portfolio
